The Tablescaper is hosting a new weekly meme.
Starting April 19th.
Grab the button, join in the fun
and link up on Thursday evenings @ 7 pm
and link up on Thursday evenings @ 7 pm
to share those special places you've been
and the sights you've seen.
I'm so excited about this new meme,
that I'm jumping the gun and sharing this amazing
dinnerware seen while shopping at a local Anthropologie.
that I'm jumping the gun and sharing this amazing
dinnerware seen while shopping at a local Anthropologie.
Oh, the wonderful treasures to be found at
Pacifica
Designed by Ceramist Linda Fahey
Linda lives in Northern California
near the Pacific Ocean.
You can read more about Linda at
A partial quote below from Linda's site
offers insight into the inspiration of this talented lady's work.
"What can I say about the ocean? The ocean is different every minute of every day. Every moment a thousand different colours, textures, and moods are reflected. The sound of waves I hear in the night, spectacular evening colour and light. The ocean is almost always in my sights and never far from my thoughts, it's influence immeasurable."
The dinnerware is handpainted with
"puffy rose-like clouds reflecting
the oscillating waves of the sea below."
Dinner plate, salad plate, bowl,
and mug are available from Anthropologie here.
Look at the special details in
how these pieces are constructed.
This series offers a color pallet
reflective of ocean blues with a pop of coral.
Though the Pacifica pieces at Anthropologie
are Linda's designs, most are produced in China.
Uniquely styled serving pieces in this
pattern are also available at Anthropologie.
Hope you enjoyed a visit to Anthropologie.
A favorite store for me because
of the artistic displays and merchandise.
Kudos to the stylists at Anthropologie!
April 19th
Oh, The Places I've Been @ The Tablescaper
Joining
Let's Dish @ Cuisine Kathleen
Tablescape Thursday @ Between Naps on the Porch
Home and Garden Thursday @ Delightsome Life
Open House Party @ No Minimalist Here
Share Your Cup Thursday @ Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
Home Sweet Home @ The Charm of Home
Open House @ Bernideen's Tea Time
Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage
Be Inspired @ Common Ground
Festive Friday Fiesta @ The Home Girl
Amaze Me Monday @ Dwellings
Blue Monday @ Smiling Sally
Masterpiece Monday @ Boogieboard Cottage
Pretty Things Tuesday @ twelveOeight
Tuesday Treasures @ My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Your Gonna Love It Tuesday @ Kathe With An E
The Scoop @ Cedar Hill Ranch
Inspire Me Tuesday @ A Stroll Thru Life
What's It Wednesday @ Ivy and Elephants
Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style
Anything Blue Friday @ The Dedicated House
The content on Hyacinths for the Soul is for informational purposes only. The owner of this blog makes no representation as to the accuracy or completeness of any information by following the links on this post. I am not in any way associated with Anthropologie other than as a loyal customer.
A favorite store for me because
of the artistic displays and merchandise.
Kudos to the stylists at Anthropologie!
April 19th
Oh, The Places I've Been @ The Tablescaper
Joining
Let's Dish @ Cuisine Kathleen
Tablescape Thursday @ Between Naps on the Porch
Home and Garden Thursday @ Delightsome Life
Open House Party @ No Minimalist Here
Share Your Cup Thursday @ Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
Home Sweet Home @ The Charm of Home
Open House @ Bernideen's Tea Time
Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage
Be Inspired @ Common Ground
Festive Friday Fiesta @ The Home Girl
Amaze Me Monday @ Dwellings
Blue Monday @ Smiling Sally
Masterpiece Monday @ Boogieboard Cottage
Pretty Things Tuesday @ twelveOeight
Tuesday Treasures @ My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Your Gonna Love It Tuesday @ Kathe With An E
The Scoop @ Cedar Hill Ranch
Inspire Me Tuesday @ A Stroll Thru Life
What's It Wednesday @ Ivy and Elephants
Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style
Anything Blue Friday @ The Dedicated House
The content on Hyacinths for the Soul is for informational purposes only. The owner of this blog makes no representation as to the accuracy or completeness of any information by following the links on this post. I am not in any way associated with Anthropologie other than as a loyal customer.
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Oh Sarah, you are so kind. I can't wait to have you join the fun, but the party doesn't start until April 19th. I wanted to give everyone some time to gather up their thoughts and photos, but you are totally on top of it.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your Anthro purchases. So pretty and yes, what great design.
- Alma, The Tablesaper
Sarah.. What a fabulous post. i was going to say too bad no Anthropology here in the barren wasteland a.k.a. Lubbock, but then I thought.. ooo so much less temptation. These dishes are gorgeous. I love the flirty waves in the dishes and the pleat in the cup. thanks fo rsharing.. blessings, xo marlis
ReplyDeleteVery interesting pattern and the colors are so pretty. I like what she said about the inspiration. We don't have an Anthropologie nearby, don't think I've ever been to one either.
ReplyDeleteKatherine
The Anthropologie dinnerware makes me want to pull out my clay and fire up my kiln again. These are really interesting, unique pieces. Thanks for sharing the inspiration. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteOoooh, that cup!!! Look at that CUP!!!!! I love that! What did Marlis call it...a pleat? That's a great description of that uniquely beautiful feature in the cup and creamer!!!!!! I totally agree: kudos to the stylists! AND to the artist who created these beauties!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty Anthropologie dishes, Sarah! The design is beautiful, especially the uniqueness of the cup. Thanks for sharing your new finds.
ReplyDeleteSarah, I very rarely get to the nearest Anthropologie store - and, even then, I forget about their dishes. You have found a fabulous source and some great pieces. Thanks for the reminder that I should think of them, when I am shopping for tableware. Also, were your ears burning Tuesday? I had lunch with an out-of-town friend who loves tableware, as much as we do. I was trying to describe your Napoleon post, which is impossible. I told her to have a look herself. Still my favorite of yours!!
ReplyDeleteI love Anthropologie!! I am always so inspired by just browsing through the store. They always have such unusual things just like these gorgeous dishes you brought us! Thanks for sharing such inspirational design and styling with us.
ReplyDeleteSuch interesting pieces...that free form platter is gorgeous...and I ♥♥♥ the puffin casserole. Thanks for sharing, Sarah.
ReplyDeleteSarah what a great idea to photograph all the gorgeous patterns of dishes out there! I wish I could buy more then I do so this would be fun and fun to share at the new party! I love the ocean and she has captured it for sure.
ReplyDeletehugs, Linda
Oh those are so pretty, Sarah. the pattern and colors are just stunning, some of my favorite combos....Christine
ReplyDeleteLovely dishes and they do look like the sea -- don't they?
ReplyDeleteso many pretty choices!!! I am thrilled that you linked to "Open House".
ReplyDeleteI think it would be a lot of fun to have four or six place settings of Pacifica - it just makes me smile!
ReplyDeleteI always love to visit an Anthropologie store, Sarah, as they are always decorated so artistically in such a fun and fanciful way.
ReplyDeleteYour dishes do remind me of the ocean! I especially love the charger which is illustrated with the whale swimming under the clipper ship!
What a fun idea for a meme! I went to Anthropologie and bought a book the other day....why I have no idea when I could've bought it at a discount @ other places...
ReplyDeleteI really like the dishes....how cute! I don't think they had that collection out at my local store. Thanks for sharing them with us!
xo,
RJ
What a fun idea for a meme! I went to Anthropologie and bought a book the other day....why I have no idea when I could've bought it at a discount @ other places...
ReplyDeleteI really like the dishes....how cute! I don't think they had that collection out at my local store. Thanks for sharing them with us!
xo,
RJ
Oh my that is just gorgeous dinnerware. So unique Sarah! Thanks for your sweet comment on my memory post, really much appreciated. XO
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post!
ReplyDeleteJocelyn @ http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com/
Sarah,
ReplyDeleteUnique, intriquing dinnerware @ Anthropologie!!! I am quite smitten with the design of the mug!
Thanks for sharing, dear friend!!!
Fondly,
Pat
Sarah, I have to get to Anthro to see these new patterns, they are gorgeous! You know I don’t have one here and have to travel about fifty miles, but I may try to go tomorrow. I’ll have to ask my daughter-in-law about these, wouldn’t they be lovely for dining Al Fresco in Florida? I love the window art at Anthropologie, and inside the artistic displays are always amazing. Loved this post Sarah. Happy weekend.
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
Sarah, I know that Anthropologie would love to hire you, and you can probably get a discount too! That platter and playful puffin are my favorite. One of my favorite stores!
ReplyDeleteA little baby Chi O that you know works at Anthropologie. Very fun stuff there.
ReplyDeleteOh the money I could spend at Anthropologie! What a fun way to kick off the new linky party, I would love to go shopping with you anytime Sarah!
ReplyDeleteoh yeah... you know i am going shopping now!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun dishes and such unusual shapes. Glad to hear about the new party because lately it seems that I haven't had time to cook or do tables, just go, go, go, go and that can make one very exhausted. I think we are home for a while and that is nice too!
ReplyDeleteOh the places I haven't been. Like Anthropologie. There may be one in the Twin Cities but I know there is not one very close! I like your new dishes. I bet you will set a beautiful seaside tablescape soon.
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah! Oh, these dishes are so unusual and so fun! Love them! Hope you're doing well and thanks for popping in to see me.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
how unique and beautiful they are! I have never been to an Anthropologie store, but from what I've seen, it's probably best that I don't go to their store or visit their site! I don't know where I'd put anything else in my home. laurie
ReplyDeleteAnthropologie is such a fun store to visit and anything to do with the ocean is always fabulous. This meme sounds like so much fun. Must join. Thanks for sharing Sarah xo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dishes! So much detail, love the swirl, and the colors are so unique...just lovely! Thanks so much for sharing at Amaze Me Monday!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
Sarah these dishes are incredible! What a great post!
ReplyDeleteI just love your beautiful blue dishes. Thanks for playing Blue Monday.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday, Sarah.
Oh, you are so right about Anthropologie being inspirational. The window displays alone amaze me. One of my favorites of theirs just used wire coat hangers.
ReplyDeletePerfect topic for Blue Monday...love blue dishes of any kind.
Oh wow, those gorgeous dishes! LOVE the sculpty look and the movement of the waves you feel just buy looking at them...I love Anthro, but so pricey! Did you buy any or just drool?
ReplyDeleteJenna
Gorgeous dishes and tablesetting. I love Anthropologie also, but a little out of my price range. Thanks for joining Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteVery elegant dinnerware ~ beautiful oceanic design ~ perfect for HBM ^_^
ReplyDeleteDear Sarah,
ReplyDeletethats an amazing modern dinnerware. I love the unique shapes like the folded mug and the rolling waves on it. Thank you for sharing this wonderful set and informations. I also thank you so much for your visit and the kind comment on my blogpost, which I always appreciate.
Best greetings, Johanna
Sarah thanks for reminding me to visit the Anthropologie. It's not too close but everytime I go I see such unique items. This ocean inspired dishware is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLeslie (aka Gwen Moss)
My hyacinths are poking through the soil and I immediately thought of you!
ReplyDeletexo
Andie
Good morning dearest Sarah!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE ANTHROPOLOGIE and perhaps I should go in there since it has been months since I have bought anything!
Your tablescapes are always cheerful and now that the fun and warm seasons are COMING AROUND MY CORNER, I want to create a French country scene on my pine table, with a fantastic meal to top it off.
Thank you dear one for coming to visit me. Not being a mother but being a teacher, I couldn't help but weep my eyes out when I saw the photo of the beautiful little boy - but tears and words come together, and poetry can be attempted. I have a long way to go, but sometimes a raw poem is the best one to convey the message. Thank you for reading it. Be safe and well, Anita
Gorgeous - looking forward to seeing all the posts for this party - it sounds like fun! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
ReplyDeleteKathy
what a fun set to place on your table! Hope you got some!
ReplyDeletexo
Cathy
No Anthro near me, but I did find glasses with their tag at the .99 store! :)
ReplyDeleteThose dishes are beautiful, I would love some, or a lot of them, lol!
Wow, that blog party is a great idea! Thanks for letting us know about it. These dishes are wonderful. I love that it's like owning pieces of art for your table. Just gorgeous! Really enjoyed this post!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Great to have your be a part of the premier of "Oh, the places I've been!"
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
I always love a stroll through Anthropologie! What a pretty ocean design!
ReplyDeleteI love the whale plates! These are so pretty and unique, thank you for sharing your Anthro finds with us at Pretty Things this week. I hope you can join us again Monday night for another Pretty Things Party!
ReplyDeletexo, Tanya
twelveOeight
What beautiful and unusual dinnerware, Sarah! thanks for the peek. We don't have an Anthropologie anywhere near us!...hugs...Debbie
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